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Australia investigates possible link of blood clot case to AstraZeneca vaccine

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I’ll drop dead from anything but it’s not going to be from one of these injections.

Pure genius, they got you to infect YOURSELF when they didn’t get ‘ya with the first wave.

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Don’t buy shares in this company.

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I think what Alex Berenson said yesterday sums it up best;

"They were sure about lockdowns. They were wrong.

They were sure about closing schools. They were wrong.

They were sure about masks. They were wrong.

Now they're sure about vaccines - vaccines using totally new biotechnology - and they want to mandate them.

What could go wrong?"

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I think what Alex Berenson said yesterday sums it up best;

"They were sure about lockdowns. They were wrong.

They were sure about closing schools. They were wrong. 

They were sure about masks. They were wrong. 

Now they're sure about vaccines - vaccines using totally new biotechnology - and they want to mandate them. 

What could go wrong?"

Berenson is a joke.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/04/pandemics-wrongest-man/618475/

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https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/04/pandemics-wrongest-man/618475/

Thats funny because he has continually exposed The Atlantic's fear porn for a year straight.

(by the way, quoting the Atlantic is like quoting Pravda c. 1967)

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I think you should be free to make up your own mind, not based upon who says what.

Get the "facts" from those who provide them, weigh them up with your own thoughts, and decide.

Who can criticize you for doing that ?

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Get the "facts" from those who provide them, weigh them up with your own thoughts, and decide.

The problem is that you guys get "facts", while we get facts.

Then you try to tell us how things are supposed to be based on your "facts".

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The Atlantic article is a kind of greatest hits of all the dumb stuff Berenson has said. He has been consistently denounced by all leading experts.

So, yeah, he’s still a joke. Unfortunately there are many gullible fools who flock to such nonsense because being a ‘straight talker’ and ‘contrarian’ for some people seems to equate with truth.

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Alex Berenson, the "hack, author"?

Consign, Berenson, babble and prattle to the fakery he verbally heaves and retches to the U bend of social media.

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So, yeah, he’s still a joke. Unfortunately there are many gullible fools who flock to such nonsense because being a ‘straight talker’ and ‘contrarian’ for some people seems to equate with truth.

Alex Berenson, the "hack, author"? 

Consign, Berenson, babble and prattle to the fakery he verbally heaves and retches to the U bendof social media.

Berenson, in addition to being the one of the most knowledgeable journalists covering Covid, (he has offered his critics a public debate - with no takers) has also been instrumental in shining a light on the mental illness concerning it.

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Berenson, in addition to being the one of the most knowledgeable journalists covering Covid, (he has offered his critics a public debate - with no takers) has also been instrumental in shining a light on the mental illness concerning it.

Why would experts debate the village idiot?

But I agree, he has certainly been instrumental in shining a light on mental illness.

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